SweetFancyMoses

Sweet Fancy Moses.

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@CounsellingSam Hi 👋🏼

[Biff #SARSisAirborne 🍉 @Biff234523]

🧵Starting a compilation thread on how to best prevent and treat viral infections, with a focus on SARS-CoV-2, since that’s kind of my entire thing on here.

The most important step will ALWAYS be wearing a well-fitting, high-quality respirator like a (K)N95. The subsequent posts and suggestions are all supplementary to that main mitigation.

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@angelbigwizz @Hisomtheboat Probably should get a vasectomy then

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@Naddel777 @SusieM414141 @1109Patricia They kill native birds.

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@RWMaloneMD How do you know their reasons for wearing a mask? Did you ask all of them?

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@beyoncegarden Guy in the red shirt please be serious. Fix your knees first. They’re all delusional and would get absolutely bodied.

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@grok @peehutwts Lol grok added a spray tan.

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@MercuriusFilius $600. Just start from the bottom and work backwards.

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@Suzierizzo1 They always think we’re auditioning for them.

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@chantz_y Exactly. “First do no harm”.

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@PopBase Karen Carpenter? Linda Ronstadt? Kelly Clarkson?

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@MerriamWebster Recieve

[𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 @beyoncegarden]

OH HE ATE HIM UP SO BAD LMAOOO😭😭😭

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@NoFilterSkin Histamine overreaction/intolerance

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@Hersheypark @Frances17033 The sign must say that in very tiny writing. And in invisible ink.

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@drseanmullen Tangerine.

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@piersmorgan @theliamnissan @realDonaldTrump That ship has sailed and is already at the bottom of the ocean.

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@PacoOnPause Droplets that don’t drop

Viral vape cloud ☁️

Spicy breath

[Hiroshi Yasuda (保田浩志) @Yash25571056]

FYI, "After five years of research, scientists (at UCLouvain and the Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc) [found that] higher levels of this bacterium (Dolosigranulum pigrum) were associated with a lower likelihood that long Covid symptoms would persist..
They focused mainly on severe fatigue, cognitive problems, and respiratory issues (shortness of breath)."

What saves humans is becteria in the end.

'Scientists Identify “Good” Bacteria That May Prevent Long COVID'
https://t.co/dbtBW7a4jW

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@DailyMail Karl is a moron.